@mlbrooks4066

He was a close friend of a judge I clerked for in Baltimore and gave the eulogy at her funeral, surrounded by her collection of skulls.  It was amazing.  The judge was a remarkable woman, and Waters did her justice.

@violamateo-on8pc

About 10 years ago, I was taking an American Airlines flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles.  I spotted JW immediately while in the waiting area but restrained myself from approaching him; I didn't want to freak him out or perhaps call unwanted attention to him among the other people who were in the room.  But boarding the plane, I saw he had an aisle seat in the First Class section and I just couldn't walk by him without making a brief comment about how I much I admired him and his work (I quoted a Kathleen Turner line from "Serial Mom").  He chuckled and it really made my day!

@bobmcdade5217

I saw Pink Flamingo aged 15 and it changed my life. I'm now approaching 60 and would recommend the film to anyone struggling with their identity.

@PunkFlamingos

John Waters is a legend. I first saw Female Trouble on Xmas evening on IFC at the age of 12, and i was forever changed. God bless John Waters, there's no one like him.

@Buckboy2024

I met John Waters at a gallery in Atlanta many years ago when the whole gallery was devoted to his paintings and drawings. Approachable and delightful.

@kt9166

My first John Waters film was PINK FLAMINGOS at the Flick in Larimer Square in Denver.  I think it was 1975.  Everyone in the audience of around fifty laughed so hard and clapped and bounced to the music...and Divine!  Wow, what a memory.  I'm a fan for life, and have all of his films on DVD in my permanent library to enjoy over and over.  Thank you, John, for bending my brain in a delightful way.  And you're still going strong at 77!  Again, WOW!

@TheVid54

John Waters is my favorite cinema exhibitionist!

@ginaheller333

I adore this human!

@robinm.1961

John Waters is fantastic.

@Trund27

John Waters is all about subversion, but his personality is so warm, gracious, elegant, kind and positive. Holy smokes, he’s deeply lovely and brilliant.

@HuskyProductions585

The G.O.A.T.

@dennismanning3964

Thank You, TCM

@fakerating

So great that TCM recognizes all categories of movies, even the less popular ones.  LOVED THIS!!

@vinalboy

What a wonderful interview of one of my favorite directors. My first John Waters film was Pink Flamingos at the old TLA Cinema on South Street in Philadelphia. They showed a 16mm print every Saturday night for a long time. Since then I’ve seen all of his films. Yes I’m a fan. I’ll be going to see this exhibition.

@simonfea2

So smart, so gracious. John Waters  is a national treasure. ❤

@sueorosz8886

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for this amazing interview!!!!!!!! I’m a Maryland gal not quite 60 and I connect to John water’s movies so much! He is the leaky roof in a pristine, perfect home! I just adore his approach to film making, creativity and people… he seems so humble and experienced and what feels like an all around great human!!!!! ❤❤❤ his work will continue the wheel of outsider filmmaking and he’s given us all so much to think about! Thank you Mr waters! You are magic! 🪄

@vanessawhitneypro

Visited the Museum last week... SUCH a gorgeous place... And John Waters' exhibit is WONDERFUL! Thanks, TCM for the interview!

@dhutch457

I had the pleasure of meeting John during one of his touring shows and had my picture taken with him afterwards. It's a shame we can't post pictures here, I'd gladly share it with everyone.

@DangerDave-e7u

I still drink my tears 😢🫙

@futuristica1710

A Dirty Shame changed my life for the better. Liberating!